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Seattle, Washington

The Creative Advantage is a city-wide initiative providing equitable access to arts learning for Seattle Public Schools students through a public-private partnership. Community Arts Partners collaborate with schools to provide student art residencies and teacher professional development.

  • Teaching artists, community arts organizations, and cultural institutions
  • Three or more years of teaching experience required
  • Applicants must be age 18+
  • Applications open rolling year-round starting November 1, 2025
  • November–February submissions reviewed in March
  • March–May submissions reviewed in June
  • June–September submissions reviewed in October

Flexible, inclusive, simple funding ranging from $500–$1,500 for individuals, groups, organizations, youth, and older adults seeking support for unique arts and culture projects, opportunities, or events.

  • Individuals or groups including youth and older adults
  • Arts and culture organizations (501(c)(3) status not required)
  • Not currently funded by the city
  • Have not received CityArtist grant within past 4 years

Applications accepted year-round. Submit by 5 PM on the last Friday of each month. Funding decisions announced the third week of the following month.

  • Information sessions: 11:30 AM–12:15 PM Pacific
  • Draft application review: 12:30–1:15 PM Pacific (requires prior info session attendance)
  • Register on the city's web calendar
  • Community Arts Partner Roster: Tina LaPadula, (206) 518-4205 or [email protected]
  • SmART Ventures: [email protected] or (206) 684-7171
  • Available in multiple languages including American Sign Language
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Eligibility
For Community Arts Partner Roster: teaching artists, community arts organizations, and cultural institutions serving Seattle with 3+ years teaching experience, age 18+. For SmART Ventures: individuals, groups, youth, older adults, and organizations seeking arts/culture project support; not currently funded by the city or recipient of CityArtist grant within 4 years.
Audience
Teaching artists, community arts organizations, cultural institutions, individuals and groups including youth and older adults

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